Developing the Financial and Asset Landscape
Financial & Asset Intelligence builds on the foundational research developed through CIR Core, researching publicly available records and other relevant sources to identify financial and asset-related information associated with a subject.



Real property and publicly recorded ownership interests.

Business entities, registrations and roles a subject holds.

Vehicles, vessels and other publicly registered assets.

Indicators of means and lifestyle that contextualize a claim or recovery.
Financial and asset information can provide important context when evaluating an individual or investigative matter. Through targeted research and analysis, we develop a clearer understanding and organize the findings into a clear picture of their financial and asset landscape.

Insurance carriers use asset intelligence to test the credibility of hardship or damages claims. Attorneys use it for pre-litigation evaluation and judgment recovery.
Corporate and risk teams use it in due diligence on partners, vendors and acquisition targets. It is also a core module of the CIR.
Asset intelligence is built from public records, licensed databases and open sources. We do not access private financial accounts or protected data.
What we deliver is a defensible picture of what can be lawfully discovered — which is exactly what holds up later.